Article To track how much work each resource has performed on a task since the task began, you can enter the total actual work performed by each assigned resour...

Article Show All Hide All If you know the amount of work (work: For tasks, the total labor required to complete a task. For assignments, the amount of work to which a r...

Article Show All Hide All If you need to track how much work (work: For tasks, the total labor required to complete a task. For assignments, the amount of work to which...

Article Indicating the percentage that a task is complete helps you track actual progress. By specifying a percentage of completion between 0 (for a task that hasn...

Article If you know that a task will take more or less time than Microsoft Office Project 2003 has calculated, you can specify the remaining duration . On the Vi...

Article On the View menu, click More Views . In the Views list, click Task Sheet , and then click Apply . On the View menu, point to Table , and then click T...

Article If you know that a task will require more or less work than Microsoft Office Project 2003 has calculated, you can specify the remaining work . On the V...

Article If you need to track work closely, perhaps because you have an especially tight deadline, Microsoft Office Project 2003 enables you to make adjustments to t...

Article Show All Hide All If you have tasks (task: An activity that has a beginning and an end. Project plans are made up of tasks.) in your project that have been comp...

Article If you assigned resources to tasks and you are tracking work , you can indicate the percentage of work that has been completed on a task. By specifying a ...

Article On the View menu, click Gantt Chart . In the Task Name field, select the task you want to update. You cannot update actual start and finish dates for a su...

Article Show All Hide All If you have several tasks (task: An activity that has a beginning and an end. Project plans are made up of tasks.) in your project that are cu...